This week at Church, we continue our "Here Comes the Bride" series, Adrian Porter explores the powerful role of the church as the Bride of Christ.

Drawing from Ephesians 5:25-27 and other key scriptures, Adrian unpacks how the church is God's instrument to overcome darkness and bring about His kingdom on earth.

Key points include:

The Church as God's Plan: The church is God's chosen vessel to display His wisdom and defeat the forces of evil.

Overcoming Evil: Through the church, Jesus triumphs over sin, death, and the devil.

A Home for Disciples: The church provides a nurturing environment for believers to grow and mature in their faith.

Join us as we delve deeper into the beautiful and powerful role of the church in God's plan for the world.

Repent, and come back to Jesus. Nearly all Pauls letters are correcting and calling churches to change. Be ready for the day the bridegroom comes (Jesus). 1. the bride is the church - She's Jesus' bride. The old is stripped away and the bride is a pure and spotless bride. 2, She is God's plan to overcome the Kingdom of Darkness. We live in a broken world but God is expanding his kingdom and taking back ground from the enemy. As we are looking at the broken world the answer is the bride - all of us. 3, She's the home for making disciples. Christ holds the whole body together with it's joints and ligaments, and it grows as God nourishes it. God calls us into a family... the bride builds that home. What does it look like to be part of the family?

Get ready to be ignited! Tommy Hanrahan, from Firebrand Christian Church in Dublin, brings a powerful message that will stir your soul. Drawing from scriptures like Genesis 28:10-17, 2 Corinthians 1:20, Isaiah 54:17, Matthew 14:13-21, and Ephesians 3:20, Tommy shares about the incredible power of God to work in our lives.

Expect a message filled with passion, hope, and encouragement. You'll be inspired to dream big, trust in God's provision, and live a life marked by faith and courage.

Join us as we explore the depths of God's love and the limitless possibilities that await those who believe.

Have faith to do things differently and don't settle for the same fruits. Don't be afraid to wait for the sound of God going ahead, what is he staying to you. Assumption is one of the great quenchers of the Spirit. The spirit of God will lead us to his word. It is an interaction when we read scripture. We aren't there to please people, we are there to please God.

In this episode of the "Make Disciples" series, Mark Doyle explores the transformative power of living a life led by the Holy Spirit. Drawing from scriptures like John 3:6-8, Galatians 5:18-24, and Romans 8:13, Mark outlines three key characteristics of a Spirit-filled life:

Purity and Peace: The Holy Spirit produces fruit of righteousness, including love, joy, peace, and self-control, leading to a life free from sin and its consequences.

Presence and Power: The Holy Spirit fills believers with his presence, empowering them for service and spiritual gifts.

Purpose and Promises: Walking in the Spirit aligns us with God's purpose, leading to eternal life and the ability to do greater works for Christ.

Mark encourages listeners to embrace the power of the Holy Spirit in their own lives, allowing him to guide and transform them.

This message is a powerful reminder of the abundant life available to those who walk in the Spirit. Tune in to discover how the Holy Spirit can empower you to live a life of purpose, peace, and freedom.

In this week of the "Make Disciples" series, Stuart Nelson explores the call to discipleship and the importance of responding with a resounding "Here I am, Lord!"

Drawing from Matthew 28:19-20 and Acts 9:10-19, Nelson outlines three key components of becoming a disciple:

Pray: Intercede for others and seek God's guidance in your own life.

Obey: Actively follow Jesus' teachings and apply them to your daily life.

Share the Gospel: Proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ and invite others to follow him.

Nelson emphasises the transformative power of responding to God's call and the eternal impact it can have on both your life and the lives of others.

This message is a powerful reminder of the importance of saying "Here I am, Lord!" and actively participating in God's mission to make disciples.